A federal judge has temporarily blocked President Donald Trump’s termination of the court-appointed US attorney in Seattle, ordering the Justice Department to restore his appointment in response to a ...

Many men rape; many men giggle encouragingly, or shrug indifferently, when their friends rape. Many men rape, and few seem to think that it’s a very big deal

The California state bill would have penalized people who secretly recorded people in public with wearables equipped with cameras and microphones.

Companies striving to reduce continent’s reliance on foreign shots must overcome major financial and logistical challenges

The deployments come as President Trump weighs resuming bombing Iran after the midterms.

Margus Tsahkna says Europe must present a united front against Moscow.

The transit agency says thousands of parts are sourced from all over the world.

Oil prices rose sharply Thursday, following a report the U.S. is sending a third aircraft-carrier strike group to the Middle East.

Ella Siegrist writes about how several states are using immigration enforcement and detention as a revenue stream.

Debris marked Geran-4 was found in Moldova at the site where a drone exploded on September 30.

Thousands of displaced residents at an Ebola-hit camp in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo have fled after soldiers entered ​the site, UN and Congolese officials said on Thursday, raising concern about ‌the disease's spread.

Washington’s largest utility is asking regulators to approve a nearly 30% increase in electricity rates over the next three years.

The deep sea is increasingly recognized as vulnerable to anthropogenic pressures, including marine litter, yet large geographic gaps remain in our understanding of litter distribution and ecological…

Mr. Wonderful wanted to build the world’s largest data center. The neighbors had other ideas.

"Our department is, you might say, putting on the full armor of God."

Last week, FEMA administrator Cameron Hamilton issued a memorandum outlining the agency’s scope and essentially redefining “emergency management.”

At the same time Jared Kushner has negotiated in the war in Gaza, his company has held the largest stake in a firm backing businesses involved in Israel’s military campaigns.

Lyft has agreed to pay $272.5 million to settle claims by the ​state of California and three of its ‌largest cities that the company mislabeled drivers as independent contractors rather than its employees to save ​money.